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Problem: The Gooey effect applies to the links too. Which creates a teardrop shaped frame instead of an circle.

The snipped contains a dragged() function which allows the user to tear off node 1 from node 0. Further it is possible to connect node 1 with node 0 again with the help of dragging. The code isn´t clean at all, as its a playground only.

Goal: How can I exclude the links from the Gooey effect in a way, that all links are displayed correctly and still achieve a proper circled shape. The shape of the Gooey effect can be manipulated by changing the -5 to -40, unfortunately it will hide the links completely:

I am hacking together an experimental pagination interface called wigi(board) but have run into an issue.

The interface works by any l1 (subject) class or l2 (subheading) class running vertical down the left. Pages (l3 class nodes) are represented as points attached to the side of an l1 or l2.

Mousing over any node will move the selector to that node and call a db query to display a specific page's contents. This works fine. It moves like it should.

Right now I have buttons that will also move between the next and previous li in the navigation list. These are filler for future swiping and other interaction to demonstrate the issue.

Right now these buttons work to a point, until the jquery .next() hits a
node, which I am using in order to break the l3 lines and continue the menu vertical to the next l1 or l2. When the .next hits the last node before one of these, it stops dead and wont jump down to the next row. Why? What is the best strategy to fix it?

JS fiddle: http://jsfiddle.net/93g786jp/ The issue with next is in here. It is running over an li list (best to look at JSfiddle)

I am new to flutter. I was trying to make a custom widget that uses Bézier curve to draw a gooey circle, which changes its position based on the value of the slider.

I have made a gif to show what I was up to.GooeyCircle

The problem is, I need to change the gooey circle's position(progress) based on _sliderValue, but it seems that the progress in the GooeyCircleWidget stays the initial value and never changes whenever the slider goes. I want it to be passed into the widget dynamically, could anyone please help me find out what I should do? Thanks!

I'm putting together a first attempt at a GUI program that wraps a really basic script (so that someone less CLI-savvy can run it).

One thing I had hoped, was that the script would still be CLI-able for those that are so inclined, with identical options.

I'm using Gooey for this as it seems nice and simple for someone getting started, but now I'm stuck about how to go about 'toggling' it.

In order to use the GUI, a python framework binary has to be used to execute the script, so my first thought was to look for someone calling the script explicitly with a non-framework binary, and having the shebang point at #!/usr/bin/env pythonw the rest of the time. I think this works in principle, but at the moment I can only think to use a simple if-else for the test.

This is fine, however, the @Gooey decorator requires the use of GooeyParser not ArgumentParser (from argparse). So at the moment, this would mean I need my whole argument ingesting function twice in the code, which feels decidedly non-pythonic.

e.g:

I have been trying since yesterday to filter by item name and have been unable to get it to work. This is a sample array that I have been using. I am able to filter by the category but not by item to return just the items that match. Basically I have a computed property that that is binded to my serach input i am able to to get all items but once I input a character it does not filter it correctly.

My Markup:

I'm not sure what the best way to describe this is, but I'll upload an image and you can see for yourself on codepen.

The CSS:

In this example the gooey effect doesn't seem to work with css filter. I used filter: blur(10px) contrast(30); but it only shows blur effect. I wanted result to be a gooey.

I'm trying to get a gooey effect with svg. Things are fine in chrome, but look weird on Safari & iOS. Here is the example: https://codepen.io/rubenhak/project/editor/ZoBENL

How it looks on Chrome:

How it looks on Safari/iOS:

The problem is when the one circle is too far, too small or missing, the other circle gets bulged. None of this is an issue on chrome.

Code:

I have a Gooey based GUI where the user can input a name for the output file to be created at the end of the program. However, I would like to make it only possible to add file names with the .xlsx extension in the end.

This is the validator I have: